This book is about a story that comes alive. A girl Meggie tries to stop an evil villain, Capricorn. Everything in her life changes. I think this is a great book because it pulls you in with its fantasy.
Rating 10/10
by Justine Nguyen
Friday, November 03, 2006
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Isn't the name Capricorn the name of a line of latitude? Whats next, Darth Vader's real name is equator? Well, aside from that it sounds like a good book
Elise
It is a pretty good book. I read it 2 years ago, and it still is such a good book that I can remember it pretty well. Also, some other characters are:
Dustfinger: The fire-eater.
Mo: Meggie's dad and the magic of Basta, Capricorn, and Basta. AKA: Silvertounge.
Basta: Capricorn's evil henchman
by Calvin Kocher
Capricorn is also a zodiac sign.
by Calvin Kocher
Capricorn is also a sea-goat of Greek mythology, who has the head and forebody of a goat and the tail of a fish. While I was reading the book, I kept imagining Capricorn as some kind of Pan-Minotaur-Goat-Person dude. Aside from that, I loved this book and still haven't read Inkspell... I need to...
Darth Vader is a Star Wars guy.
Joel Whang
i did not like this book because of the fact that they do not go anywhere interesting
Sorry Ms. R. about the bad punctuation. I just got Your E-mail.
-Noah
I thought that this was a great, great book! The sequel isn't as good as the first one (that is what I think)but they are both really good books from a really good author!
Tanya
Again, I did not like this book because all they do is travel, read, travel, get save from some kind of danger because of reading, travel, read...... It does not go anywhere exciting.
-Noah
It was a pretty interesting book. I read it 3 or 4 years ago and it was extremely interesting although I don't think I would like it very much if I read it again now. Some of the names of the characters were kind of strange like Capricorn which is a line of latitude. I would give this book a rating of 7.
Jonathan
Yeah, the setting is boring!
by Calvin Kocher
Basta, pasta. Fegnolio? What hat did the author pull these characters out of? This book is more odd than good.
I read Inkheart and I really like it. I haven't read Inkspell yet though, how did you like that?
Michelle
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